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Nov 7

Alarm bells at Delhi Airport.🚨

Something unusual happening since last few days.

400 flights were ground for 2 hours.

Is “failed attempt” duringSCO summit on Modi still in action?

In the past few days, pilots arriving into IGI have reported odd GNSS behaviour: their navigation systems showing incorrect positions, altitudes or paths — clear signs of GPS spoofing, where fake satellite signals are beamed to confuse aircraft.

This is far more serious than a routine tech glitch: when approach paths are compromised, aircraft must divert or go manual...

increasing workload for controllers, raising safety risk.

Add to this that IGI already had a partially limited landing system (ILS upgrade ongoing) and an easterly wind change forcing arrivals from the Dwarka side, and you get a perfect storm.

The message: the skies over India’s busiest airport just got a lot more hazardous not just from weather, but from cyber-physical interference.

WAS A VVIP THE TARGET — OR WAS IT A MESSAGE?

Delhi was handling heavy VVIP and election-related air movements (Bihar) with choppers, charters, and security flights crisscrossing the same corridors.

Combine that with a sudden string of spoof events and an ATC messaging failure that delayed hundreds of flights, and you have the anatomy of an intimidation campaign: create fear, force movement, paralyze decision-making.

We have every right to ask whether this was a message aimed at our leadership — recall the recent reporting and heated speculation around assassination plots and suspicious foreign footprints at international forums.

Allegations exist in the public domain; investigators must follow these leads openly, not petulantly dismiss them. Treat this as potential state-level coercion by hostile proxies until proven otherwise.

THE NEW BATTLEFIELD IS SIGNALS — NOT JUST STRIPES.

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Oct 15

Pakistan’s Afghanistan Crisis: What Orchestrated it?

To eliminate TTP chief?

Absolutely NOT.

Then?

There are multiple factors including Op Sindoor.

This conflict can go longer than what it seems.

Read this thread till the end.

Pakistan’s cross-border strikes into Afghanistan can’t be understood simply as counterterrorism.

Domestically, Islamabad is facing escalating unrest among the Baloch and Pashtun populations protests, demands for rights, accusations of enforced disappearances, economic neglect.

The army’s image, once almost uncontested, is under pressure as the primary “institution” holding the country together.

By projecting external threats, the civil-military complex seeks to reassert its indispensability.

The Afghan front ....

...becomes the dramatic stage for showing “we are protecting the nation,” even as discontent grows at home in structurally marginalized regions.

There is also a palpable desire in Pakistani leadership to demonstrate loyalty to Washington.

The talk of reclaiming Bagram Airbase by the US under Trump has drawn regional concern. By engaging in high-stakes military operations in Afghanistan, Pakistan appears to be indicating that it is still a willing security partner, able to act militarily, share intelligence, and tighten cross-border pressure.

In doing so, Islamabad may hope for political, financial, intelligence or diplomatic rewards from the US. The base issue is symbolic of US strategic priorities in South Asia and China’s growing influence.

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Oct 12

Pakistan is about to serve POJK on platter to India.

Modi-Shah-Doval had pressed panic button back in 2019. Dont forget Doval’s work in China.

Pahalgam Attack and Op Sindoor made it worse.

Read this thread to understand how Greed, Power and Religion making Pakistan explode👇

Pakistan is breaking from within.

Economic collapse, militant violence, and political greed have torn apart what once held it together.

Religion no longer unites, the army no longer commands respect, and foreign powers are pulling its strings.

The fall began in 2019 when India revoked Article 370. That single act shattered Pakistan’s Kashmir dream and stripped its ideological core.

Since then, every desperate move to regain relevance has only dragged it deeper into isolation and internal decay.

The 2019 abrogation of Article 370 ended Pakistan’s moral claim over Kashmir.

Decades of propaganda collapsed overnight. The country that built its identity on “Kashmir Banega Pakistan” was left speechless.

Even Muslim nations like the UAE and Saudi Arabia chose trade with India over solidarity with Pakistan.

That humiliation cracked the myth that Islam alone could sustain national unity.

From that moment, Pakistan began its slow implosion. It was no longer the voice of the Muslim world, just another struggling state seeking attention in global politics.

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Oct 6

India turning into Pakistan: “Experts”

Because India has emerged as the largest borrower from World Bank.

Experts have started crying over PM Modi and FM Nirmala Sitharaman’s policy.

But they miss out on something: India borrows to build, not to bail out.

Read How👇

As of March 2025, India’s total external debt stands at $736.3 billion (≈ 19.1 % of GDP) - far below most major economies and far safer than debt-ridden peers.

Nearly 96 % of India’s public debt is domestic, giving full sovereign control.

Borrowing has been strategically channelled into capital expenditure, not consumption, which means every rupee borrowed goes into assets — highways, railways, renewables, and rural infrastructure — laying the foundation for long-term self-reliance.

Under FM Nirmala Sitharaman’s tenure, India’s capital outlay jumped 3.3× since FY 2019-20, reaching ₹11.21 lakh crore in FY 2024-25 (≈ 3.1 % of GDP).

Roads, logistics parks, rural housing, irrigation, airports, power grids all funded through this disciplined borrowing push.

The result?

Average logistics costs are falling, renewable capacity has crossed 190 GW, and rural connectivity has improved massively.

This is not debt for populism — it’s productive debt, generating jobs, boosting demand, and expanding the economic base for every state, including Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. Borrowing is being used as a growth multiplier, not a fiscal crutch.

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Sep 29

🚨Alert: From Bareily to Leh: There is a pattern in protests.

But

these patterns won’t succeed in India.

Because

Indian Gen Z weren’t part of it.

Why? Because Gen Z is focussed on something else.

Read this thread till the end to understand pattern and why it failed.

South Asia has shown how protests toppled regimes in Bangladesh and shook governments in Nepal. The same script has been tested in India. But big central themes—CAA, NRC, “vote chori” allegations, caste divides, even farmer protests—failed to ignite a sustained Gen Z uprising.

The playbook hit a wall: India’s youth didn’t buy in. So the strategy shifted. Instead of national issues, local triggers are flared up—religious slogans in UP, exam cheating by an individual in Uttarakhand, statehood angst in Ladakh.

These are attempts to replicate regional protest styles. But the gap between street scripts and youth aspirations is glaring.

Why? Because there were simply no truth in attacking central agencies like Election Comission. Transparency of governance made sure people had all the information so they didn’t fell for these issues.

They took it to next level.

Sonam Wangchuk’s trajectory captures this pivot. Once seen as aligned with reforms, praising administrative changes in Ladakh, by 2025 he had flipped—fasting, leading marches, demanding statehood. Protests turned violent, his NGO’s funding licence was cancelled, and probes began.

To his supporters, he is a betrayed voice by govt of India. To authorities, a potential front for larger agendas. His sudden U-turn makes him the perfect symbol: credible enough to mobilise locals, global enough to attract attention, and polarising enough to fuel narratives.

Here comes the foreign twist:

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Sep 24

Trump thought he could strong-arm India with tariffs & an H-1B squeeze.

But reality is biting back:

Zelensky begging Trump to NOT push India away.

Europe is begging Trump not to alienate Delhi.

US CEOs are panicking.

US Healthcare can crumble.

Germany offering Indian techies to come to Germany. 👇

Trump’s tariff + H-1B squeeze was meant to be a one-two punch: punish Delhi for Russian crude buys and force geopolitical conformity.

Instead the world handed him a reality check.

After Ukraine lost refinery capacity this summer it started buying diesel from India — in August India supplied ~119,000 tonnes (≈18% of Ukraine’s diesel imports) as traders scrambled for fuel.

At the same time India’s refiners have ramped exports to multi-year highs, helping Europe plug winter gaps.

In short: the “punish India” script falls apart when markets and allies have entirely different needs.

Europe’s response has been telling: European countries aren’t lining up behind US coercion.

Leaders publicly flagged the need to strike deals with India to diversify supply chains and energy sources — not to follow a US demand for punitive tariffs.

German ambassador inviting Indian techies to his nation.

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb has distinguished India from Russia and China, recognising India as an emerging superpower and advocating for stronger Western engagement. He emphasised India’s geopolitical stake in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its potential role in peace negotiations.

Europe sees India as more than a fuel stopgap: it’s a vast market, an investment frontier and a manufacturing alternative to China.

When the EU says “we want a deal with India this year,” that’s geopolitics — not charity.

For Washington, isolationist pressure risks driving a strategic partner straight into the economic orbit of EU, Middle Eastern and Asian buyers.

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